Vulgate /vulˈgāt or -git/

1. A Latin version of the Scriptures, made by St Jerome and others in the 4c, and later twice revised, so called from its common use in the Roman Catholic Church
2. (without cap) a comparable accepted text of any other book or author
3. Commonly used or accepted speech

1. Of or relating to the Vulgate
2. (without cap; of speech, etc) commonly used or accepted

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